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The Dawson journal., 1887-01-27

Since dudes commenced to wear
eorsets, the girls have a good
r,apv strings to their beaux.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-27

A building and business boom
is said to be ahead for Americrs
soon. A company of Northern
capitalists is expected to build up
machine shops for the manufact-
ure Of all kinds of iron and wood
On implements, utensils, furniture.
ate
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-27

The Holcomb woman (whitc),
confined at Dalton as accessory
10 the murder of Matilda Gudger,
came near escaping from Jail by
removing brick from under the
window of the room in which she
"asson6ned. The jailer discovered
'oe plan, however, and the fight
Oh the gay female bird was frus-
traed.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-27

Congress has spoken and the
Mormon must go-if he wants to.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-27

Belva Lockwood was to have
lOesured in Missouri one night
last week, but nst a ticket was
sold. Belva has been q failure all
along if she could only see it.
When a woman attempts single
handed to boycott the great era
dls-paregoric industry, she has
bitten of more than she can swal-
low,
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-27

Hoods Eureka Liver Medi-
cine. a perfect family medicine
Tor tho commot ills of life. 1t
,as no equal. 1t is a specific for
Sex headache. For sale IN Da"-
son, Ga. by Crouch Bros, Drug
aiets. W.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-27

The Sparta Ishmaelite truth
fully remarks that the only pros
pessus farmers in this country
are those who raise their own
bread and meat. Those who con-
tina their labors to raising cotton
to swap off for supplies that
ought to have been grown at home
are badly in the lurch.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-27

Oliver Byron, the actor, now in
ue0rsls, tells q rather good story
OF former heavy william in his
company, whose father was a Mas.
C~snasetts minister. One Sun
Jay while the father was deliver
lug q sermon the youngster was
pelHng the drowsy congregation
WIN beans. The preacher, with
'iolsnt gesture, babe the son de-
'l''' who replied: "Yeu go right
~ WITH your preaching, pa; I'll
Keep EN- awaken
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-27
Landreth's Gsrtlen Seeas.

I.andrethTS Gartlen Seeae,
Warranted fresh and pure. Full
size papers, tive cents apiece. 1t
James Sons Drug Store. u
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-27

1Aerc is near Toccoa a young
NJ Unan' only Is years old, named
''AS Taylor, who is an uncon-
SOerable mooushiuer. Officers
nave a.N" raided and destroyed her
9'lii twice recently, bpt she at
SA'e patches it up and goes to
~ o'N again. Henry Dover, a lad
y n years OF age, who assisted Miss
cay'or' was arrested and taken to
gainesville; =, The young woman
n.y." the officers in language
- e iorcible than elegant, that
80. '.l'i was hers and she should
hn': "'n'y co0tinue to carry on the
,'neaS. The officers did not ar.
fsst her.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-27

trip there.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-02-18
FOR SALE CHEAP.

a few grade Jersey cows, coming
in during February, for sale cheap.
Apply to CITAs. ROBSON.
Big Stone City, OAK.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-02-18

Sick headache. Wlnl Oh the stomach,
hlllonsness, nausea. are promptly and
agrceably banished by Dr.. ]. I. .
McLean's Little Liver and Kidney
PllletS sc Vial
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-02-18
For Sale.

Lots one 4 u and two (2l, block 81 IN
Big stone City, ID. j..
Those desiring u purchase 4 good
residence oil above lots can write to
Herman nichl, Rochester, Mlln.
who Will give price and terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28
GRIM IND PRODUCE XLRKETS
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July "a tSpeeiaon the curb tonight septem
Der wheat was 70Ts67 cents September 33 cents
Local warehouse stores likely diminish 100000 to
1z5000O bushels this week and tho figures be
larger September wheat opened Us cents. sold of 4
cent and then rregulary 7ls cents working OF to
us CENTS and closing at IL cents August opened at
Ges cents advanced wit important backset of cent
up from which point the market worked back
90 closed there This reduces the September
MUM cents october ranged from 73' az tho
opening IS cents tho close and December from 76
cents at the TO 76076s cents at the close Corn
started oil higher Tor September and October and q
First In the several active futures
were basis OF 9s cents for 3O cents for Sep
tembor 399 October and 4l cents May The
last named higher but August sold to 80 q
September 39S cents and October to 80 \ cents
From that the tendency steadily downward
gust stopped until ST. uck 81 cents September
80 SdSSe cents; October 3S cents and May cents
September was the weakest mouth on the list and the range
actual day NAV Lake charters since ysster
dsyl4OOO0 bushels wheat $1,000 bushels coru and 2500j
bushels Estima ell receipts for Thursday 0S
Of wheat 200 Of corn and ~ Of oats Provisions we're dull
steady and cent higher. out OF sympathy with corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JULY % 1881
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Par Yorft Rieer. Yssfsis a,lf RriLra1fs
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-was dull and without other feature Rio
firmly held the basis OF 2Oc for fair Rio
spot invoices and he mder styles we're Arm at Prsyions
interest developed in the speculation With lower ad
vices from Havre the market opened at decline ~ l0zo
points and the close net decline OF 2O
80 points for the day follows Jann.y IS aeDlS43;
February l8400.S45; March, 1910 l845 August. l1Io
s7.so; september Iso5Slslo; October IS 25slaS0;
November. 1909 s.35; December lS350ls40 The
ranges on the different months fellows: January
,s5 als.60; August I7.soel7:s5 ssptsnbsr 1902
Dsssmbsr ls;4oSls55 sales. IS 500 bags
pshed and changed Sales 1853 bales 1919 last
EVENING" all Of which for The
to-day 81 sales. comparing with % bales this CAV
last week aad LOCI bales the corresponding day Last year
Since the fetal been 100000
bales gsnst $780, oy bales tor period last year
Quotations American standard classification
re "a folnHa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28
,yvrsrocx wAs<srs BY rsLy9RIeL

27.-Cdus-RccetDts last ~ nours. l,lS0
head tstal TINS tar 6766 nett for SANE Tune
iss week 273 consigned through OIL cars OF which
as to New.York for sale; market was quiet eus
"a hours SEQ mead total Tor week
thus TAR 81 200 Tor same time last week 22Ooo
head cons. tLrough. IL cars OF which TO Newfok
cars quiet and unchanged Common 10 FAR
"a 75nS4 Choice 81 35 % 3d. No Lambs here
Hsos- last "a houra $500 head total tor the
80 head for same time last week ~ $50
mead through 81 cars OF which 20 TO Nowforx
IL cars for market quiet and unchanged Light Pigs
81 1906 Mixed Pigs and Light isrksrs 80 29So 70;
81 co. other ged-Seected Heavy Ends
81 so "a IS. Stays 81: cars left over. -
CHICAGO 27.-Tns Drorerr journal reports-Catb-
Rsceiprs-9OV head. shpmsnts 1000 neaa. market was
SIS 81 - s. stsckeks ahd Feeders
81 5bes2 co. cowa Bulls and Mixed 81 4oG2 3d. Texas
asss-neeeist. i6.svo hs,,; .ni.us,ss 2oes; markss
PacKins and s5 Is S$5 40 sEips S. O0e5 O0
ShSep-ksceipts 5000 asad 'snrmsnts ae1t marKes
vsak and lO0l so lower Natives So oO3 - 30 Mesern
IS 0Ss So 50 709s3 &C. Lambs 81 6O per
head - - .,. n On. s... e,,,
nenu 2 600 aeac market was steady. FAR 70 Choice
hsayy Native Steers 81 0Oes4 80; Butchers Steers
So rs; Stocgers good 81 gu 6S2 30 Texans ana
indiana conmon grass GOOD eorn.fet So 009$2 30 -
Hyss-keceiLLs $3.50 head, saipments 500 head markes
active steady but closed weak and owcr Choic
Heavy ana Butchers' Selections S. l0oS3 30 fackng
Medium 10 Prime l01S5 IS Workers Medium ~ rrtms
"a 10 rs rs. Piga Commsn 81 5O0$5 10 -.
Shsepksceists $500 shipments 1000 hsae markes
strong Clipped Fair 70 Choice 81 2ossA III Aa"'s
IS 70S& 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28

&secu slssia& 9Szc. sskea DuTTxR CHuEou -
eoSs- suttsf-Ths market Iuss snA sbswiae =
az wsssaY crsss.sy. .,sesss sssss csssaay Kin,
2212Sc, STATE Dairy halt artis ssss II 92es wss'en
tic. cr...sry tei7sc C.ssss1rnos. shex nS dscsssd
movement continues light state gscsey. etyi0he, 10
elndins Waite love. Cslsrsd. l0he;Nleht ekfna et0
Src ohio Factory, 70SsSc Eggs-KnIs scsdv prices
Canada. Is Isl NC.
sTEAHiNE-Quict but firmly held CITY ssotsl st ske.s
Western. Sec. 0lssaargar1ns. 6hc
Prime III guotsd at S3isc ssiss 7l00o at 3c.
sUGAB-ihe demand for active aud quotations
were advanced shade to go Tor Mcas.ss 4als0
trIfuga Sales 1877 hhds Bsrbaoes IL 60, SIS bags DO
9ec; ISs hnd, DO 500 test 41c. l57 hide Cuba 500
snhnS ass RsaSsa easier Gas Loaf I"shed
Graduated. 694c Mould A. 6Stc, Cosfectie.crs' 5sfe
Cones staaasrs. o Tl6;06ec Cnesa 81 A, 6b1Skes
4h1Aac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28
EuRopEAN FrNANoIAt MARKETS.

LONDON July 27.-l2:3O D. m-Unitsd States -Four Per
Cent Bonds Isl b; -Four and Hall Per cent honda
Atlantic and Western First Mortgage Trustees Certn
sss tro 81 Second co6sols. lo2'; Iloois Central
Eewyoik Central li2; Pennsylvanis '1A Reading. 2s
Mexican Central 1914
az , centmes for the account
aShcy sH p per cent. .,,,, a..
discount in open market for short bills 10
lals per cent for three months bills 10 1902 per
CENT.
LONDON July 27-4 p m.canadian Pacinc. 6l ~ ere.
e. =; Mexican Ordinary. 63h ST. Paul Connos "; New
ssfk Central lll7s Readine. 28t
amount Of bullion Withdrawn from tho Rank OF Eng'
MI On balance to-day 10 Rl00,OO0. .
sea Council bills allotted to-day ct decline Oh
eslf per rupeA
sdvcss quote Three Dor Cont Rsntss ct 81 francs
fcentmes for the account aud Exchange London ~
- uaeee % centimes for checkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28
lilly exports Of Indian wheat to Eu.


FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Consilerin tho large
noted for the past two day: the dealing, tOssy
srcst irom although the bulk OF the trading wa,
6. s:%s F'S;. % e. $ss's s1'IS
::lSs., Co. Isl: .:s;; a'sS s,; %
a!.E5ee' f 81: wsS.; Wheat ss:s o. $500
M e: S tn: .i i." ws D,''s ''' Ss
sasss.sn. sss 90 l;.:s 70, Fancy sas;Eans;
sIl. . :
fs. iSsss FcF Gem .s'' Esir.
s's TO- 20 s, S.i. sssss g E &.:s
quiet aTa ;ri IRIS msS.rss. 1.sa..'
i si. rs; s. sesss 0 % essss %
sns..s. az e Sd 1SSaaesI f.
light request yellow Western quoted AT 81 soss2 10 and
hr a%Y HS6 :TESMsTas situation /. Without chang:
hsf i: .sppy and T%s.hycsss:
s sSsr o sa,s s0a N''
factory TO-DAY This caused sts,dsT feeling though
In Issues s s.n SS:
f.sids. d.: 1850 Best ,losi2S. Msdi% n
assS s fr s Mssas
& &c isss Best
MoIAssEsA dun nominal market for SS.l,os stock
aassa s.SI. %
9; $F'sS1s .s:
spot eI$ s'
sR sHv4G Spirit, ru,g.a,n. value.
MARKET wa. steady sale. 1850 OC; g q. quotation
sis g. % %ss:a o 81 81
r,s:. sale: e 80 ton;
s ssinE ss s"sSsSa Suosson: sIsS
29os2 .a%msr ,sSr s.I 70 pfss
& T sy . ,aI erS sound
s;sssid r, .s.' Is si ss
s.saS.i: &
sa s: So S, sos SD' fai" Na:tsr Seed
s the s; fs MI
ASr's% steam SS:A GRAIN sS aSoSGS
steam 5s$
o ssSsp. S%nn san sIfn ship With
TEEGn Ar
SsSss s fssS bark bis
$.sn.s as IRON FassYs
sI%sG e ss.
Montreal British bark sos tons lumber private term'
MPSysi 1sses NTH
s %SeSs . S%s any pC1sant change
n "a s5ssis Is Ne: gusts
%. o ST. SIT io Clear Back and 81. 80 for Extra Prime
sss E sns s IEfs e''y
Plate. 81 5O......BEEF HAMs=Iiaye night demand
not been material our last with tho feeling about
Picked Bellies IL quoted Ssot
Picked Hams 12bc, Picked Shoulders $3.50. Smoked
Hams, l3pSl4c; Smoked shoulders fSS @ ::-:..M ID
YsrI quoted AZ sl4c.......DREssEr Hoas-Are trihs
lower aud moderate demand. Quoted City Heavy 70
Light 1851 9l6ei PIGS. 1897 li.l6c.. LARD
The changes unportant to-day although At one time
during Tie early hours the feeling somewhat stronger
did amount to much and cash lots were ut
arn tales $40 tea a.ese;. refined esstss Zoe Con
$40 90 ESQ., closing 69Oc. 1890 tea September. 10
703c clssng &C., 00o tcs October 1903 7oac, eeslng
lea December 6ssc cissing &s3c.; 800 tea January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28
rEAruREs OF NETWORK DEALrNaa

In the wheat market yesterday there less disposition
and showed falling OF from the record
Tuesday and OF Monday Prices irregular but with
sposton rally the early dealings scattered
unvorabs OF the helping to cheer the bulls
In dealings there renewed weakness based on
cable aiyces and Tho
closed with prices showing LOSSES OF go cent from
the advance late aud shpprs took only l2sOoo bushels
with material change and the
only 10000 bushels. Reports Of rain In the
belt depressed the option market and last prices
lower. oats decidedly heavy
large Western receipts with cash lot, down u cent
option quiet with ali anil IRREGULAR changes Lard
dull heavy with nsa prices sho~BS slight losses for the
for on monthA The hna figures follows: Wheat
sos september 81 OctoDer B2's; November.
s4s December January s6's February 9l1s cents
oru--AuxusL as. September. 49,. October, AS;
November. ts,s 'opt. o.ts-Augnt So'.; september,
October 81 cents. fariAuKust 81 sos September
s. October 81 o.; November. So S. December. So So;
Japuary. 50 81
EewYsrk Philadelphia Baunsrs and Boston fol.
tttt6 bushels cora. 2O4. Goa bushels oats
1888 355 bnshs. fetal graa 7605 bushels Hour 80 500
Chicago. Milwaukee, A7d ~ Louis the arrivals
Wheat 23OsSy bushels. coru. lOSe3l bushels oats
427 bashssi total gram. 1884 bushels four $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
Cu.,rssroy Jnlv 27-Turpcn tire steady at % &c.
sAvANNAH July 27.-rurpeBtias arm rs sc. ~
WILMINGTON July 27-Turpsntinc steady ~ 200
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCES MARKETS

,rvunroot July 27.-Provssns-Bacon. Cumberland Cas-
xas o., Loag CLEAR Midea Ais OF: short Clear Midss
Cd; Short Ais Cd shoulders Sis 81 per cwt Beef
sos 0d for Extra India Ness Prime Ness SIS o. Porx
Prime Ness vya Oh per Dbl; Prime Meas. Eastsra
IL 66a 81 Lard-Amsrican 3ta Sd Prime West
era 3la 6L Lard OIL. 34a Cd Hams-Long Cut COS Va.
Buter-92S Ct cw tor unest aitsf
states Cheese-Amertcan Choica SIS Oil Wheat-Re1
Western Spring IS Sd 96x Al, Rei Winter, "a 3D.
IS 81. PEI Genital New No Winter IS 3D.; do No.
spring ia td, New Mixed western 3a lid California NO
l. Ia Id ola Cd, do No s. 81 % 81 per Genital IRE
dace-sDirt Tarpeutine ais od DO a. London ?7s "a
par Refined Petroleum. 6Sd per gallon Clever sesa
American Red, 49a per cwL Tallow-2la 3D. pee CIV
Fine American 2lA 3D.; Prime CITY, ia o. per cwt
RoNnConmon SO d., PAlA liza 81. SJA ~ Ansesl VI
22s per Provisoas-A nerioAn herrxefAtoe ness
don-Ssw.York stats 22 I5a 0d sss "a "a o's'oasssa
oil. Liverpse make. ala o. 80, an ~. "a ma,
cws; CscGta ,nsesd $50 Cd per osssssss Lin ssse
Cake e6 l3a Cd per toni henned reueeun ors
S5Sd per GALLON spirits Of Turpsntius 20: a. Pee
s.Es.,is. 81 pss az a tor S Sasa usn
iar rssans saoss iasrsl!an Tallsw.Best 2isSL ss5S
Cd, Notion asa Cd 03sA OIL CecoAnnt Oil-Ceylon ED
Ga Cochia sy7oa American RstIlgsrstei Beef e 81 isr
hind quarters % 3D. fsr fore quarters per 81 BY th
carcasa
francs paid sad IL franos IL continues esiers
Wilcoxs closed at 81 rauos Is csntnes or - khes
BRExEs. July 27-wilesx's Lara osssd a. "a MARIE ~
'Sssa:s. JAY Ss-Pssrslsan. marks % DisaaiasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28
INTERESTING POSSIBILITIES.

.The Albany Areusn Ia SO deeply concerneo abou
the Hon. Thomas G. Platt that day rarely pass. e
without some abusive alluson to that gentleman Is
It's columns Occasionally it talks IS though Its
inspired from the bill Tho other day,
speaking OF Mr.. Piatt and the 1oga County Conven-
ton 4 said He may have little quarantine CON
venton of HE own before be il many months older,
and he will be th- central figure interesting
proceeding that the merchants and shippers OF New
York will be ina itN trial OF the People Vs. Plstt'
II this 10 intended q hint regarding some con-
templated action by Governor TILL, 1t possesses an
interest which does not often attach to the editorial
utteI ances OF esteemed contemporary. II the
Governor il about to his efforts to get posses
sion OF the quarantine e-tabl hment we are sure to
have some lively times ahead. Suppose tor instance,
be should undertake to remove the present
Commissioners without calling the Senate together to
pass upon such charges bc might choose TO frame
ss an excuse Ter such removal. might very readily
happen that scch step would result not In the Dem
but IN the impeachment OF the Governor himself. for
the usurpation of authority not conferred By the
law, and expressly contrary to tho law.
Or suppose the Governor. not bold enough to run
that risk calls the Legislature in extra session and
prefers charges upon which he demands the removal
Of those Commissioners At would be the duty OF that
tody to investigate the charges and to act imparaly
and iudcially upon the facts developed by the nves
CATION Necessarily the Investigation would be
searching and exhaustive and II would naturally and
materially turn upon some collateral events. even TO
the tent possibly Of turning the light upon some OF
the Official acts Of Governor Hill himself. 1t might
bring to light some suggestions. In the nature of
IDEALS" made by Governor Hill Of so astonishing a
character that 1t woulo become the duty oil the
emily to prefer articles OF impeachment against
the Governor Stranger things than that have hap
Iened aud some very strange things certainly ala
happen last winter and spring. in reference 10 certain
poip atoms which tho Governor made, as well as In
rference TO certain other matters
n we to 90 into the investigation business 1t
should by all means be made thorough and we think
II will be- We repeat that the Treat OF The Argus"
promises to make matters interesting, Ia an otherwise
dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28

ia the foregoing table account taken OF assess
ments or dividends paid during the dates named
Tne DAILY Mining Company announces a dividend OF
afry cents per share. the Office OF Lounsoery
Co.. Mills Building, July 80.
Under existing circumstances It would require an as
surance company OF large pita to guarantee the limit
OF the further decline but the sun Ia not more certain
10 rise to- morrow than In the future recent
sellers OF stocks which they did not then will be
called upon deliver their contracts The market
closed weak At figures little better than the lowest
Government bonds wero dun and easy with the bids
fafiou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28
FINAL DIVIDEND OF A COLLAPSED BANK.

The deposors in the Bond Street Savings Bank now
receIvng their nna dividend the oce OF tho Kncker
booker Trust Co. No 234 Fifthave Tho bank failed in
sepember 1876, the deposits at that time aggregang
Sl20U0O Seven dividends have beec paid. including the
present covering in all 81 cent OF the deposit Tho
ceve Willis y Paine pride tho fact thar this
II the largest percentage paid by defunc savings
bank In NewYork The present dividend 10 a cent,
anu ely amounts TO $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28

OIL CRY. Pena.. July 27-Cruie oil-Natioaai Transit
Certificates opened at closed at 5i highest price,
90 lowest price, 54 Sales 2O7 OSO barrels charters
1887 barrels cloarances l6iOOOO barrels shipments
a., S26 barrels. runs - Daifes
BRADFORD, Penn, July 27-Cruis ollNational Transit
Ceacats. o,eusd az B5s aud cos,d at 5l highest price,
50 price. 81. Clsarance.. $4,000 barrels
PIrTsBUKG. Penn. Jnly 27-Crude Ol-NatiouA Transit
Ceacaos opened So and closed at 6ik highest price,
56s lowest price. 81
TuusyILR Penn. July 27-Crude oiI-Natioaal Transit
Cedoatss opened at and closed At 5i highest pros,
1U lowest pIloe % q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28

aRAIN-wnEAT-Thec changes were comparatively light
to-day only moderate Cash lots opened
10 &c higher but before the close tho Improvement was
lost leaving on barely steady Exporters took $4,000
aerward ruled stronger and rallied &c. only TO settle
back aGc osard the close. with the feeling decidedly
900 future 1862 zoe Bushels spot
including No. Chicago at oU0oOkc spot 19c and J.;
ssc: No Red TIC; No. Rel, Sol. .ssOSo in elevators
81 IA 82c delivered Sic b.; Sic C. and IL No Red.
July closing nominaly at sOc Ca august s00S1 ll6c
clesing at s0ac, do ssptsmber 81 SSS2c closing at
81 Sci do October 49, Ho5 &c. closing At SIS. DO
closing at $3.50: d. February closing nomnay AZ Ss SCI
do March closing aomnaiy at s9 sc do April 80 2090'
closing do NAV 81 closing az 81 sc; DO
Juue ,32 aa27sc. closing at 92hc krE-Dul ana nomi
nal. BARLEY aud BARLEY MALf-Dnll and nominal.
;CoRN-o cash trading was light representing but LITTLE
change options declined ia <, leading to moderate
closing heavy At near s n:s ass shpp ooc
bushels SPOT including UnEaded Mixed at 45s46tc: No.
July closing nominaly at 447o; do August As945hc,
closing at i5c September 465a46 1866, closing AZ
46Ac do October. 47's0+71o, closing a. 47Sc do No
vembsr. closing nomioaly at 4S grades
are down &c per bushe with q moderate stir TO the
trading The options dealt In moderately at irregular
the spot while later months . &C higher
Saes-32OO06 bushels fnturs $4,000 bushels spot In.
cludins 81 PC, do. White 36 &c No 80 G32c do
White 37s4 0Ysc. No. White, $40; Mixed Western $40
closing at s2cj do August 3OS03Oo closing at S0.sc;
do September 30s 80 &c. closing at 3o'ci do Octooer
81 Se3 iac, closing at 81 ic....FEED-Frm and very
quiet
Walkers private daily circular July 81 1887 New.York:
Gram on uas.are for Europe. July ~ 1887,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28
, Low Middling.--... sc
3.Ig Middlin9

IT. Good Or1nary...... B 3-IB MiddIing ....IO
The feature Of tho speculation the hrmness In the
old options due 10 the fear OF manipulation IN them
With Liverpool first prices showed
advance points and Of points remote months
figures advance for the
day crop and points advance the
Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28
COTTON dAtcsr,-iY rELeisAPL


LIVERPOOL July 27-i23o p m.-cotten-Business 10
fair a. % .. HSs s o ne%sn bales S
Tor .po:alatoa aud .Ip.r1 Receipt, 1000 including
FUTURES siosdy yplands Low Nldduas clause July de-
ys a SO 40 as sag ann ana a%ss
s;S so s, 4 so October and So%smSsT cs1.ry
S,eId, o9id Nsvenber and Dsesmosr a.Iiysry
e.Gad, also 7sid January and February delivery
566td alse 7G4d' do septsaoer delivery 2ss4d also
Spm-cotton--T sales day included $500 bales
Futures tedy Uplands Low Madns cisu;: July dsiy
S4i .ecs Angu.i and ssp,o%1er I.li,sry SaSt%
do NOveuIer and eeemsc, dsver S'e.a 1sysr so
Jannars aud February delivery. se4d sellers. do Sep
TENDER @'Isu close. d Upland. Low M4das
clause July Cad sellers aa July and August
, r.F; &c., :sis1' siss:;
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6Ve4d sellers do ssgte%bsr l'liyor' S2Saa sellers
or Good SrSa not receipt:
SospoLS July 27ooop steady Mddna 1c net S, and
fs sss * s' july y steady Midas 10.
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1890 Ezra 81 ooSs 10 10 Fanny 10 - d. I n5
sr.sas :. a FAMILY
Patent sb ID Wheat-southsru lower western hrmeE
Southern Rel Ses0c. 30 Amber s0ss3c Ne mes.erh
S7sc; September ii ssltc October c.rn
neglected. Mixed spot -: 10 for August 90 S4oc'
do tor September t6s s46'4c; Uats were ,.
sa.thsrn "A hite ~ 033cs IS 637c western Ahod
~ este, P.nnsyIvanis 25s33c easy A. % 10
isis rrovs.ss steady quiet Mes. rsr. So sa =,
Ss,7 90 Husiuaats- shoulders and )lsE No oiaes
lacked soe Bacon-sheuldsrs 7.esteI cisar iSo
sides 9isc Hams l2pshc.. Lard1hennsa a. %.
Ruttrr MAS Arm Western Packed J.. oci Cteanety
i0as Esss 'esay at ps,Ss1 :; s'aa fsr
igl e20i.c .. sugar A soft o'sc ceppsr-
ksss.d vrSyse whisksy stssay At 81 HSs, Ia
Frsshts To Liverpool steamer quiet-SsuSSs 80
Sisar ia ss araia 3D.. Eec.ipn-fo.i bSsS s.s
Wnsa, 92 900 bush Gers l30l bush "" snw vyssst
Nvs 2sO bssa shpnsa fissr eois 40 so aao nsS
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Csra $4,000 bsss.